Sentence examples for pooled over time from inspiring English sources

Similar to Eq. (3), estimates are obtained from OLS on a sample of individual data pooled over time with standard errors adjusted for clustering.

In our study, the women were carefully instructed to collect only hind milk, and they collected many small aliquots that were pooled over time.

A mixed-effect regression model was used to test the difference in cytokine levels pooled over time in the young and elderly groups (time-adjusted difference).

When applying temporal estimators to age-structured populations, it is important to describe how samples are pooled over time, select an appropriate generation time and identify the number of generations separating samples (Waples and Yokota 2007).

Pacific and Asian women had consistently lower rates of breast cancer than European/Other women over the time period studied (12% and 28% lower respectively when pooled over time), although young Pacific women had slightly higher incidence rates than young European/other women.

I used exponential decay to describe the retirement of C from the in-use pools and decay from waste pools over time.

When incidence risk estimates from sequential surveys differ substantially and pooling over time accordingly is questionable, our advice is to first estimate the composite estimates, which describe the effect of E on O for each survey round.

A possible reason is that RNA samples were pooled over multiple time points spanning short to long durations of stress.

In consequence, individual data were pooled over space and time in further analyses.

Additionally, in instances where few events were recorded due to relatively few cells being observed it was necessary to pool over several time intervals in order to have enough data to perform statistical tests.

That's likely to spur a dramatic shift in the composition of the immigrant worker pool over time and could easily push immigration levels to record levels.